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  1. Interfaith's founder has the broader perspective

    Randy Metcalf / The Explorer, Interfaith Community Services founder Barbara Smith-Anderson has the ecumenical background to bring different faiths into the common service of caring for people in need.

  2. article Interfaith's founder has the broader perspective

    Tuesday, September 28, 2010 11:00 pm

    Barbara Peterson had the unique ecumenical background to become the founder of Interfaith Community Services, now celebrating 25 years of service. She was:

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  3. article Interfaith on food campaign through July 12

    Tuesday, June 16, 2009 11:00 pm

    A community-wide food drive is scheduled June 21 through July 12 to help fill the shelves of the Interfaith Community Services Food Bank.

  4. article ONE PERSON AT A TIME: INTERFAITH CENTER CREATES COMMUNITY CONNECTION WITH FAITH, FOOD AND FAMILIES

    Wednesday, February 26, 2003 12:00 am

    Brenda and Don were better off than most working-class couples, Brenda said, because they owned their own home up in Catalina. Don's job as a pressman and hers as a certified nurse's aide provided them with what she calls a "normal lifestyle."

  5. article Knights of columbus , St. Odilia give emergency food to Interfaith

    Tuesday, June 2, 2009 11:00 pm

    More than $5,000 worth of food has been gathered and donated to Interfaith Community Services by parishioners of St. Odilia Catholic Church in Oro Valley.

  6. article EASTER AND PASSOVER EVENTS AND SERVICES IN THE NORTHWEST

    Wednesday, March 20, 2002 12:00 am

    Congregation Bet Shalom

  7. Health advocacy coordinator gives needed, added services

    Randy Metcalf/The Explorer, Andrea Rogers, a health advocacy coordinator, manages a large group of volunteers at Interfaith Community Services. Under her management, about 600 people a month receive care from ICS volunteers.

  8. article Health advocacy coordinator gives needed, added services

    Wednesday, December 8, 2010 12:00 am

    Andrea Rogers has a rather unusual way to describe her work at Interfaith Community Services.

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  9. article Local schools benefit from OV Community Foundation grants

    Wednesday, May 18, 2011 3:00 am

    Children who need a little extra support with their ABCs in the Amphitheater School District will get a boost this summer from an Oro Valley Community Foundation grant.  The grant has been approved for a new remedial reading “boot camp” managed by Copper Creek Elementary School but open to all students in the Amphi District.

  10. article Community-wide “Bag-A-Thon” looks to collect 50,000 pounds

    Tuesday, October 2, 2012 2:05 pm

    In August 2012 the Interfaith Community Services Food Bank assisted more than 1,900 households. With fall and the holidays approaching, the number of people turning to the ICS Food Bank is expected to grow significantly.

  11. Volunteers 2

    Oro Valley resident Paula Jones talks to Bruce Bittmann of Interfaith Community Services.

  12. ICS dedicates its expanded facility

    Randy Metcalf/The Explorer, The newly expanded Interfaith Community Services facility includes a conference room, a first for the 23-year-old community group.

  13. Mobile Meals 4

    Interfaith Community Services attempts to accommodate their Mobile Meals recipients’ dietary needs along with their personal preferences.

  14. Songs of faith

    Courtesy of Interfaith Community Services, Buddhist monks and devotees from the Dhamma Thai Temple will offer a chant at the concert.

  15. Food donation

    Peter Wright and wife Carollinn collected 1,000 pounds of food from their community in Vistoso Village. The food was donated to Interfaith Community Services and the Catalina Food Bank.

  16. ICS

    Members and volunteers of Interfaith Community Services along side dignitaries ceremoniously break ground last Friday for ICS’s newest expansion of their food bank. The development is expected to be completed by late fall of this year.

  17. ICS food bank drive peaks with free concert on July 12

    Contributed photo, Classical guitarist Dustin Jones performs in the Northwest on Sunday, July 12.

  18. Guitarist Ayala to play ICS benefit on March 15

    Photo courtesy of the artist, Classical guitarist Gabriel Ayala will perform Sunday, March 15, as part of Music for the Soul concert series to benefit Interfaith Community Services.

  19. Songs of faith

    Courtesy of Interfaith Community Services, The SonShine Ringers, who play handbells at Fountain of Life Lutheran Church, will perform at the Music for the Soul concert on Thursday, Nov. 6.

  20. A handyman and a bike

    Laura Marble/The Explorer, Dick Klein, a volunteer for Interfaith Community Services, uses his bicycle to visit senior and disabled clients.

  21. Food drive collects more than 12 tons for the needy

    Dave Perry/The Explorer, Sam Capuano, a firefighter with the Golder Ranch Fire District, sorted food Saturday at Lambert and La Cañada in Oro Valley, where people brought their donations for Interfaith Community Services. The Edward Jones Bag-A-Thon filled two U-Haul trucks, background, with more than 25,000 pounds of food.

  22. Economic downturn hits home for a local family

    Randy Metcalf/The Explorer, Vincent Robinson, along with several other workers, was laid off from his job with Direct TV. Since then, he's looked for new employment with little success. He and wife Sarah sought the help of Tucson's Interfaith Community Services.

  23. Economic downturn hits home for a local family

    Randy Metcalf/The Explorer, Sarah Robinson and husband Vincent received assistance from Tucson's Interfaith Community Services while the couple searched for new employment. ICS officials said many people who normally wouldn't need assistance have sought help as the country's economy declines.

  24. article Charity walk Saturday at OV Marketplace

    Tuesday, April 14, 2009 11:00 pm

    Come support Interfaith Community Services this Saturday, April 18 at the Oro Valley Marketplace.

  25. The Art of Healthy Living: Mayor rides with volunteers

    Randy Metcalf/The Explorer, Oro Valley Mayor Paul Loomis, right, and Interfaith Community Service volunteer Peter Graf deliver food a couple weeks ago. Loomis was on hand to help bring attention to the program's need for voluntary drivers during the summer months when other volunteers leave for cooler climates.

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